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Power and Politics |
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Basic
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Theories
of the State Format = Teaching Notes and Exercises File Size: 32k /44k |
| Contents include: A basic overview of the concepts of power, authority, politics and ideology; Weber's typology of power. | Contents include: The development of the modern state; stateless society; statelike society; traditional states; feudal and capitalist states. | ||
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Theories
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Theories
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| Contents include: Elite theories; Pluralist theories; Parsonian Functionalism; Classical Pluralism; Elite Pluralism; Elite Theory (Mosca and Pareto) | Contents include: Conflict theories of power (Weberian and Marxist); Instrumental Marxism; Structural Marxism; Milliband, Poulantzas and Gramsci | ||
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The Political Process File Size: 800k Format: Textbook Chapter Author: Chris.Livesey and Tony Lawson |
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| This is the Introductory chapter to the Power and Politics module and covers, amongst other things, the role of political parties and social movements (New and Old), pressure/interest groups and the mass media in the political process. The material is taken from the published version of A2 Sociology for AQA and it's designed to meet the requirements of the 2006 AQA Specification (although it's going to be equally applicable to the new (2008) AQA Specification). | ||
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Voting
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Party Manifestos: 2005 |
| Contents include: Introduction to political systems (totalitarian and democratic); types of democracy. | Download a copy of the Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat manifestos. | ||
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Pluralist Model of Power Lee Bryant |
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| This short PowerPoint presentation offers a range of definitions of power and provides a visual demonstration of pluralist models of power in a UK context. | |||
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